The Portland daily press., 1887-02-12
An act relative to the Calais Water Company.
An act relative to the Richmond Water Con


An act relative to the Calais Water Company.
An act relative to the Richmond Water Com
pany.
An act to incorporate the Maine Mutual Acct
dent Association.
An act to confirm and make valid the organiza-
tion Of the Auburn Home for Aged Women.
:, An act 20 change the name of Ephraim nj. Scol-
lay of Bath.
An act giving an additional name to the Maine
Charity School of Bangor.
An act TO change the name OF Draper Marshall.
An act additional relative to the Maine Shore
Line kallroad Company.
An act to supply the town of Eastport with pure
water.
An act additional to and amendatory OF chap.
100, special laws of 1866, entitled "An act to
supply the people of Portland with pure water"
An act to amend chap. 317 of the private and
Light Company.
An act to incorporate the Dover and F0Xer0ft
Light and Heat Company
tions.
An act to amend the charter of the Augusta
Water Company.
An act to incorporate the Hancock Point Water
Company.
An act to incorporate the Kennebec Light and
Heat Company.
An act to make valid the doings OF the Water
Vlle water Company, in contracting with the town
OF Waterville for supply of water, and in thepur
mills.
An act to amend the charter of the Dover and
foxcroft Water Company
An act for the protection of fish in Goose Pond,
An act to incorporate the Penobscot Lake Dam
Company.
An act to incorporate the watervlle Electric
Light ana POWER Company.
An act to incorporate the Maine State Society
for the prevention of cruelty to animals.
An act to amend the charter of the Gardner
Gas Light Company.
An act to legalize the action of the town of
Westbrook at its annual meeting in March, 1886,
terry
An act relating 10 the beguest made to the
city OF belfast by Nathaniel Wilson and to incor-
porate the Belfast Free Library.
An act to amend the charter of the Augusta Gas
Light Company.
An act to change the name of William H. Libby
An actto change the name of Edward Proctor.
An act to change the name of Elisha Proctor
An act IN relation to the Pennell Institute in the
town OF Gray.
An act to incorporate the skowhegan Water
Company
An act to authorize the town of Greenwood to
An act to amend chap. 500 of the Special Laws
OF 1889 entitsed ian act to supply the people of
Norway village corporation and Vicinity with pure
An act to incorporate the Watervlle and Fair
An act to incorporate winterport Ferry Com
pany.
An act authorizing and instructing the Governor
and Council to contract for water for the Maine
An act to incorporate the Prout's Neck and
scarborough Beach Railroad Company.
An act TO extend the charter Of the saltwater
Bridge.
An act to supply the town of Bucksport with
water.
An act relating to the Preachers Aid Society Of
the Maine Conference of the NJ K. church.
An act act to Incorporate the Center Harbor Steam
An act to incorporate the Round Lake Fish
Company.
An act to amend the charter of the Maine
Baptist missionary convention.
An act to incorporate the Winter Harbor Water
Supply Company.
:, An act creating the Buckheld Village Corpora
ton.
An act to amend an act entitled "an act to sup
ply the people OF Waterville with pure water.
An act authorizing the York Harbor and Beach
Railroad Company to change its location.
An act to legaze and make valid the acts and
dolngS of the town of Gorham.
An act additional to and amendatory of an act
Association"
An act giving additional power to the officers of
the Temporary Home for Women and Children.
,r AN act addltlonal In reference TO the Bath
Water Supply Company
An act to prohibit the taking Of fish from
Franklin county.
An act to incorporate the Northern Maine Rail-
road Company.
An act to provide in part for the expenditures
of government.
An act for the relief of The town of GRAY.
An act to authorize the building of a dixie or
gam across the tide waters of Webhannet River
in the town of Wells.
An act to incorporate the Spencer Land Com
pany.
An act additional to the charter of the Portland
and Rochester Railroad
An act to protect the fisheries at Neouasset
Falls, in WOolwch.
An act to prohibit the taking of fish from Tor
sey Pond, in the towns of Readneld and Mt Yer
non.
An act to amend chap PA of the private and
special laws of 1883, entitled "An act to incor-
porate the Penobscot River Dam and Improve
ment Company"
An act to amend the.charter of the skowhegan
Village Corporation.
An act for the better supervision of the schools
OF the city Of Augusta.
An act additional to the "Act to incorporate the
trustees of the Maine Central Instituteh
An act authorizing the city of Portland to CON
denim and take lot of land for the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument.
RESOLVES.
Resolve in oppos ition to the Dunn free ship
Resolve in favor of Peter j. Gabrielle.
Resolve in favor of c. ii. Porter
Resolve in favor of Henry II. Goss.
Resolve insfavor of Anna Maria Peterson.
Resolve to authorize the county commissioners
OF Franklin county to raise money by loan.
Resolve making an appropriation in favor OF
the Maine Lame General Hospital for the years 1887
Resolve in favor of Lola Coly.
KesolVe IN favor OF Lee Normal Academy.
Resolve In favor Of the St. Elizabeth Catholic
Orphan Asylum of Portland.
Resolve fer the purchase and preservation of
Fort Kent, Aroostook County.
Resolve in favor of the Temporary Home for
Resolve in favor OF the joint standing committee
hcoONc III ldNOT Oh the JOINT Standing committee
on State College OF Agriculture and the Mechanic
Arts.
Resolve in favor of Frederick Munson
Notes.
1.-The investigations into the competition
from the convict labor will be published.
The decision next Tuesday by the commit
tee on the Gettysburg monument appropria-
ton will be $1,000, the amount called for.
The committee appointed to audit Gov
ernor Robes accounts as treasurer for the
Grand Army Encampment at Portland TODAY
reported them all correct. That occasion
cost Just S29, ,359.S7, of which the State paid
$4,000.
Mr. Newbert of Appleton, said yesterday
that his attitude on the Gettysburg appro-
priation was endorsed by the Grand Army,
men, not the Democrat" of his own dis
trict Mr.. Newbert is a staunch Republican
and ready to vote for any appropriation that
he considers reasonable.
Mr.. Looney today presented to the House,
the petition of John NJ. Todd and 80 other
citizens of Portland asking for the abolition
of the death penalty. Mr.. Fogg presented
similar petition from ReVs Marion Crosley
and Ezra Tinker and so others.
Mr.. Thurlow of Deer Isle, presented to-
day the petition of 81 men asking that wo-
men may have the right to vote.
The bill to allow the town of Kennebunk-
port to loan its credit for the aid of manu-
featuring industries has been returned to the
House by the committee on manufactures,
with the recommendation that it be referred
to the committee on legal affairs
The judiciary committee turn over to the
temperance committee the bill to remove the
imprisonment penalty for drunkenness.
Mr.. Powers, from the judiciary committee,
today reported ought to pass on a bill to re-
peal sec. 4, chap. 80, r. s., relating to re-
turns OF treasurers of steam navigation COM
| panies.
A resolve for the purchase of the Maine
State Year Book and Legislative Manual for
1887 and 1888 was read once and assigned in
the House today.
The bill to incorporate union railway
station company in Portland, was passed to
! be engrossed under a suspension of the
rules in both branches of the Legislature
| this forenoon.
Today the committee on agriculture re-
ported favorably the bill providing for stamp
ing out contagious cattle diseases.
THE MoRMoNS HOPEFUL
That the New Bill Will Not Become a